Cotton steadies as local buying trims gains
New York June 18 cotton edged higher on local buying but failed to gain follow through amid light outside demand. No strong news emerged and weather across Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas brought showers while Liverpool and sterling prices showed minor activity. Naval stores in Savannah remained steady with receipts and shipments modest for the period.
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Government plans review subsistence homestead projects
Rexford Tugwell and B Baldwin discuss the subsistence homestead program. 44 projects exist, 18 inactive, with some continuing and others possibly dropped. Regional offices planned, with $100 million funds and a housing management conference set for July in Buck Hills.
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Tuesday showings tease a mixed cinema slate with several stars
The listing highlights Tuesday only airings including Tusedey in Car niva with Bally Miers and Jim my Durante, a comedy This Corner, and news Wednesday. It also notes Bart Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in Wit Wits, plus James Cagney in G Man with Ann Dvorak and Robert Armstrong and a Charlie Chan entry. Alabama listings mention Evelyn Laye in Evening Gong, Rup ert Youngs Vagabond Lady on Wednesday and Thursday, shorts, and Friday with Bob Steele in Big Calibre and Peg Leg.
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Mexico's Iron Man Voluntary Exile Leaves With Friends
Gen Plutarco Elias Calles known as the Iron Man of Mexico flew north into voluntary exile today. Despite his departure crowds at the airport cheered and a cadre of about ten former cabinet members and several army generals joined the several hundred well wishers. The political crisis seemed settled as 5 000 delegates gathered for the second day of the 26th Rotary International convention.
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Japanese move toward closer contact in North China
The article notes a 14 step plan toward closer contact between North China and the Japanese sponsored empire of Manchukuo. It also reports an imminent telephone link to be inaugurated July 1 between Tientsin Peiping Mukden and Dairen. Meanwhile Gen Yo Ying-Chin Chinese war minister is away at Nanking with nationalist officials and Japanese warn they have no one to negotiate with if incidents occur. In Nanking Sun Cheh-Yuan is relieved as governor of Chahar province and Chin Tch-Chuan named acting governor amid Sino Japanese tensions.
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Ashcraft resigns from Alabama bureaus in Alabama
C W Ashcraft of Florence returned to his private interests in Lauderdale county after resigning yesterday as executive vice president of the Alabama Bureau Federation and as vice president of the Farmers Marketing and Exchanges association. No successor named for either post. Read the classified ads.
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Webb-Columbia Road Paving May Finish Ahead of Schedule
Webb-Columbia highway paving may end earlier than planned say G P Mortleon works director Alabama Fie ler administration after a road tour with Morrison and Mullins. About four and a half miles of the ten mile stretch are done with forty workers involved including relief recruits. The project cost exceeds 968000 and will link with Georgie road at the Chattahornhee river.
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Supreme Bar Funds State Sterilization Proposals
The Alabama supreme court issued an advisory opinion finding the Dom Yolck sterilization bill unconstitutional on appeal rights but upheld state power to sterilize via proper methods. Gov Graves was absent. it was unclear if he would seek an executive amendment or veto.
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Senate Postspones Revenue Bill Study
Montgomery June 18 AP The senate finance and taxation committee adjourned its hearing on the house approved general revenue bill after the state printer reported the corrected bill with amendments had not been completed The meeting was adjourned until 10 a m tomorrow at the suggestion of Sen Shelby Fletcher who said the corrected bill would be ready then.
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Mooney Scores Point In Prolonged Battle For Freedom
San Francisco report notes Tom Mooney's long fight for clemency as California Supreme Court grants a habeas corpus petition claiming conviction for 1916 preparedness day bombing relied on perjured testimony. The writ's granting described as a notable victory by Mooney's counsel.
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Hoover links kidnap plot to Weyerhaeuser case and pits
Washington AP reports Edger Hoover details a 2 year old underground pit near Epiru Leake Idaho connected to a suspected abduction plan by William Mehan. He ties the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping to a Tacoma pit and a released captive, noting a $200000 ransom and a suspect gun found in Butte. Also included are two cookie recipes.
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Youngest Lubbock High graduate earns eighth diploma
Nora Marie Pevehouse, 14, of the 1935 Lubbock High graduating class, becomes the youngest student to receive eight diplomas from the school, celebrated in Lubbock, Texas.
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Asparagus Plant Resembles Sea Shell in Utah Farm
Milton Carlisle found an asparagus plant grown into a large sea shell shape on his farm near Salt Lake City. The curious formation attracted local naturalists who noted its striking resemblance and interest in the unusual growth.
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Sacred Harp Sing at Providence Church
The fifth annual sacred harp singing at Providence church Flowing Well near Dothan on Enterprise highway is set for Sunday June fourth. Chicago hog market report notes 15,000 hogs sold with prices about ten cents lower, including 200 250 pound hogs at 9.65 to 9.90 per hundredweight and packing sows around 8.00 to 9.00.
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Chicago Butter Prices and Pharmacy Meeting
Chicago butter markets show weakness with creamery specials and graded firsts noted in dairy listings while pharmacists prepare for the Alabama Pharmaceutical Association annual convention opening in Birmingham this afternoon.
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Treasury position on June 15 and dam incident report
The Treasury reports June 15 receipts of 3776 894 120 and expenditures of 827 246 706 10, leaving a net deficit of 1 608 844 37681. Customs receipts for the month total 18 257 812 79. On June 18 at Wilson Dam AP reports farmer Gilbert Williams 29 was crushed when a barge pinned him to the water dam during Jos Wheeler Dam construction.
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Ben S Fellows Dies After Appendectomy
Ben S Fellows, 25, died in Cuthbert hospital after an appendicitis operation. A successful farmer and business man, he owned substantial Houston county land in Alabama. Survived by widow, parents Nelsor Wet tow s and Mrs. John Culber on, plus relatives in Dothan, Cowarts and Ashford. Funeral at Carnegie Baptist church Tuesday at 4 p.m. Burial in city cemetery. Fellows and Forrester of Dothan in charge.
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